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Now Poor Puss was Rescued.

One beautiful summer evening the
avenues OF a large city we're thrOuged
with people on their way to the different:
churches. At certain corner, however.
severd. persons Were standing, gazing
apparently in the air. o hers soon join
ed them, until 81 large a crowd was
gathered that the way was completely
blocked.
Soon the windows along The street
were .hronged with people, and a num-
Der OF persons were seen on the tops of
the houses in the nsighborhoOd. And
what DO you think they saw ? CIuging
for dear life TO jdttiug ornament near
the top of a tall church steeple that
pointed straight up into the soft evening
air was a black cat. How did il get
there ?" was the first question everyone
asked, and "uOw will it get down 2''
was the next.
The poor creature was looking down,
and at frequent intervals it uttered pic
iful cry, as If calling the crowd below
for help. Once it slipped and fell short
distance down the sloplng side of the
steeple, and an exclamation of pity came
in its face. Luckily the cats paws
caught On another projection, aud for
the moment it was safe.
Some loOker-on suggested that it be
shot in order to save it from the more
dreadful death that seemed to await il !;
but no one was willing TO fire the shot.
Ere long little window some distance
above the place where the cat was cling
ing was seen TO open. Two boys had
determined To save il they had mount
ed the stairs TO where the bell hung, and
then by a ladder had reached the win
dow. They had taken o board up with
them, and they now pushed one end of
1t out OF the window and lowered il till
II was within reach Of the cat. Then
by encouraging words and sigus they
tried to persuade the creature to step on
the plank. Puss seemed To understand
and put out one paw, but drew it back
Immediately ; and at that instant one of
the boys accidentally let go his hold, the
H'eAN NhAANN NNtAs anu tue Chl "Oulu
have certainly been dashed TO the ground
had it trusted that means Of escape,
The boys withdrew the board, and
soon re-apearing at the window, were
seen 70 be lowering a basket down on
the side of The steep,e. Pussy, having
now ceased 10 cry, watched il as it slow.
ly came nearer and nearer When il was
within reach, the cat carefully put out
one paw aud took hold Of one side of the
basket, then as carefully repeated the
action with the oJher paw, then drew
itself up, and with a violent effort flung
itself over the side and into the bottom
OF the basket. The next moment it was
safely drawn up % the window, amid
loud cheers from the specsa tors below.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

The word household is OF very old
origin and means those who dwell under
the same roof and compose a family.
Woman was the name first given to the
female OF the human race and was for
merly written wifi mann (wife.) The
term LADY Is OF Angle Saxon origin,
meaning bread server. 1t was formerly
the custom of the lady of the manor to
distribute bread at stated intervals or
on gala days to her tenants; hence the
name lady or bread server. Any woman
by former English custom, whose hus,
band was not Of lower rank than knight
was entitled TO be called lady. The
terms lady and gentleman, however.
have come TO be used as freely AS he
term man aud woman.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

ALONG tie Pacific coast are found in
great profusion numerous varieties OF
shellish and queer inhabitants of the
deep, among which is one notable for the
frequency with which 1t forces itself
upon the notice of mankind. In fire..
quentlng the surf one is apt to bring
his foot into contact with an object that
produces The sensation of being stabbed
oy gaiVanic battery. Upon ascertain
ing the source of the sensation it will be
iound that singing ray. the object re-
lerred TO, is abroad for business. This
Is broad fiat fish of the skate family
having long, slim tail armed with a
needle like spine with which il renders
uncomfortable anv animate object com
in contact
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

IT is related of an English Dish
that on one occasion he was riding
one OF the old-fashioned, broad gauz
railway carriages, and was seated At On.
end of it, when he heard q trucu.5-
voice al the other end exclsim;
would dearly like to meet the Bishop
Oxford. 1 will De bound I would puzl
him" VERY welI'' replied the bisb'.
to the speaker who had not psrcely5
him, ''now is your time, for I am t-a
person." The man was rather JaE7-
aback, but quickly recovering, 500
We'll, my lord, can you tell man
plain way to get to Heaven p "I-i
tainly," replied the bishop; nothing
more easy. You have only TO nrr b
once to the right and 60 straight io.
ward.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

DURING our civil war Inducements
were held out Cor Mrxicans to raise cot
ton in competition with our Southern
States. From the climate and tempera-
ture of Mexico It would seem that some.
thing might be done in this direction
The first receipts of Mexican cotton in
Great Britain were 40, ed in 1861, when
l,56S pounds We're credited. In 1862
Mexico shipped over 3 OOO, 600 pounds.
In 1868, upwards of 10000, 600 pounds.
in 1864, 25,Uo0, 900 pounds, and in 1865
nearly $1,000 600 pounds; yet in 1866 the
Mexican shipment of Gotten to Great
Britain dropped to 352 24O pounds, and
In 1867 to only 2,464 pounds. Since
1867 :he highest figures during acy year
was %, ,G32 pounds in 1880. In point of
fact, Mexico has finally become cot.
ten consuming country, and the pros,
pect is that for many years to come she
viii go on increasing her Gotten acreage
and striving mainly to supply her own
needs as far as possible.
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Health MaNfmS.

The following health maxims are partIcu
larry timely:
Don't worry"
Don't hurry. TOO swift arrives a.
tardy as too slow"
simplify, simplify. simplify"
Don't oveTeat. Don't starye. LET your
/ moderation Se known TO all men,"
Court the fresh air and night. "Oh, if
you knew what was in the air -
Sleep and rest abundantly. Sleep is Ma
lures benediction.
Spend less nervous energy each day than
you make.
Be cheerful. "a light heart lives
long"
Think only healthtul thoughts. "As a
man thinketh in his heart. so is he.''
Seek peace and pursue it,
"Work like man; but don't be worked
TO DEATH
Avoid passion and excitement A mo-
men's anger may be fatal.
Associate with healthy people. Health
is contagious as disease.
Don't carry the whole world on your
shoulders, far less the universe Trust
the Eternal.
Never despair. Lost hope is . fatal
disease"
"If ye know these things, happy are ye il
ye keep them"
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NEARLY every boy and girl wh tie
living in the country OF town, has g
some time been stung, by either d Be
or wasp. a. the time of The sting Il
pain has so occupied the attention, rha
you did not stop TO consider whether t..
sting was inflicted by a bee or a was;
nor did you at the time admire the ns
chanism by which the sting was Inflicted
All are aware that the sting is actual
painful, and that it is inflicted by one
the rear, or tail end of the insect. S,r
one has humorousIy called this D.
business end" of the insect Z
should know that a drop Of Water
Ammonia, otter called "Spirils @
Hartshorn, y applied to The place, vi
usually at once Ielieve the pain causfl
by the sting. as well as those Of he
mosquito. If ammonia Is rot at Land
little baking soda, mixed into a sri
paste with water, may be applied. J.
the absence of both Of these, apply
plaster of mad.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-22

1T is estimated that precious stones
valued at over IS, ,OOO, 900, are annually
imported into ths United States. 1t is
calculated that gems to half that value
are smuggled. The schemes for hood
winking the authorities are so varied
and Interesting as to merit mention
AS sample the following is given:
please to hold my baby while my hus-
band helps me to open my trunks; he
will be quite good if you shake his rat
tle," .aid lady passenger to the officer
who was waiting to look over her travel
ing gear. And that officer good hum
oredly did as he was requested, shaking
the rattle to the great delight of the
little one. The rattle in question, which
fastened to ribbon, was tied to the
chlld's waist. was filed with gems of
great value, mode of smuggling that
at the time was too simple for detec-
tion.
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Another Field for Talent.


Boy-"Father how long have yo-
been teaching school ?'
Father-"About twenty-five yeas
my son.
Boy-"Are school teachers alWH3
poor"
Father-'Yes."
Boy-"Will we be always poor.
Father-"YOu will have uo....s
when 1 am gone except my 500. .'7
insurance"
Boy-"Are you going 10 MAKE p
school teacher out of me, father.
Father (bitterlY)-No. my boy, e. 2,
pect to do better for you than tha,. q
shall have you educated as ba ae--'
pitcher"
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Nal aria

Daroys Prophylatie Fluid is held in wide
esteem as specific and preventive. In it
we have the means of rendering the ar and
water wholesome.
"Darbys Fluid is a good benefactor and
destroyer OF miasmatic matter. j. q. Booth
chemist U. 5 Mint, Philadelphia -
1T should be used everywhere where
impure gases ara generated dscomposine
matter -"-HoLMEs STEEL, N. D., Savan =
nah, Ga
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working PeonIe

are often too Ill TO labor, but they haven't
time TO take medicine and lay off. Simmon
Liver Reg ulator can be taken without caus-
ing any loss of time. and the system will be
built up and invigorated by it. 1t has no
equal as preparatory medicine. and can be
safely used when doctor cannot be called
in. In all common diseases it will unas-
sisted By any other medicine, effect speedy
cure.
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Dr. Gale ON Diseases of the kidney.

Ut Gale observes in his treatise on dis
ease 'hat The great use OF wine in France is
supposed TO have abated the prevalence Of
the gravel
Ia some parts Of this country where
Speer's Port Grape Wine is principally
used. not only the gout, but the gravel is
scarcely known. DR.. La Pota rsIates as an
tA''aoTC1nary Instance OF the effects of
Hhe'Ts Fo-t Vine on gout. the cure o.!
~. Daregan, WHO was attack d with il A.
fAs 'i twenty five, and had IL severely
~ ., was upwards Of fgtv. viii cb,Ii
bur f4p the joints % his hands and F.af
MS ease ESoy y''is preceding the time WI,
Law before Sen given 10 DI. La Puta
Speer's Port GrDS.ic Led by advice ne
tlsraaf tie goat aftetVtae, and bad no re-
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..RouEh On Rats
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Wells, as9Ih keafwer rsstCres sse.sh i,i,IT and
"ROuEh on Pain"
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Is Life
Worth Living7

That depends upon the
Liver, for if the Liver is
inactive the whole sys-
TEN is out of order-the
breath is bad, digestion
poor, head dull or aching,
energy and hopefulness
gone, the spirits are de-
pressed, a heavy weight
exists after eating, with
general dependency and
the blues. The Liver is
the housekeeper Of the
health; ; and a harmless,
simple remedy that acts
like Nature, does not
constipate afterwards or
require constsnt taking,
does not interfere with
business or pleasure dur
ing its use, makes Sim
mons Liver Regulator a
medical perfection.
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I have tested It's virtues personally, and
Throbbing Headache, IL is the best nedi-
cine the world ever saw. Have tried forty
other remedies before simmons Liver
than Temporary relief but the Regulator
not only relieved but cured.
h II ToNES Macon. Ga
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FOR SALE.

valuable Hotel property known as the B,air
House, situated in the West ward of Fhen sbura,
Pa. For further particulars call on or addrcss
the undersigned John A RTATp
-Ebensburg, May Il, 1855.
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Warranted tltc ri ost perfect Force Y-.,.y
Fertilizer Drj5iia o--.-tence. send for
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- 4E want Statesmen everywhere local
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A nrst-class BILLIARD TABLE, fog the u
commodation Of guests. i.staicsf ltst.a
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JOSEPH GERMAN, PropristSs.
winnemucca, December 1. 1883 e "e'f
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A Man who Says II Is Not the First Law
OF Nature.


or Nature.
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
"After all self preservation is the first
law of nature"
"Claptrap,"
"Well, isn't it ?"
Its generally the first instinct of a
coward"
Don't you admit that the feeling is
implanted by nature in man, to look first
to his own safety 10 great peril?"
eyes, do, and it's just that blind, un-
reasoning feeling that he shares with the
lower animals that every one pretending
to be man ought to fight down"
"Bat it's feeling that can't be rooted
out
81 suppose not, out OF the mass of man
kind, which is but another name for
mass Of selfshness"
"Don't you think you are little hard
on your felows'"
"Your question is somewhat sarcastic,
but don't mind that | hope | have
very little fellowship with the shallow
egotism which always considers self the
most important thing in the universe.
These remarks were elicited by the
account of the crusbing to death of
dozen or so of people recently in panic
rush at London theatre
at is easy to talk coolly when no peril
is present; the imminence of great danger
is very apt to upset such equanamity.P
"Its all a matter of training. The
mass OF mankind are pack of sheep,
simply because no care is taken to teach
them self.command in danger.
"How would you do it ="
Through the mind, of course. Teach
children in school that they run more
danger from a rush in panic-stricken
mob than they do usually from any sup
posed danger from which they are trying
to escape. Have big placard put up in
every school room with the question and
answer: What is the safest thing to do
in a crowded place when yon hear the
cry of fire. TO sit perfectly still ,"
"Not bid idea /"
Il should cay not. You are perhaps
hardly aware that there are very few,
even of the largest churches. theaters or
halls in the country, which cannot be
emptied in less than four minutes with
out the slightest hurry"
II did not know that.
1T is a fact, Notwithstanding And
most of them can be emptied ia much
less tune. After the horrible sacrifice OF
life at the Brooklyn Theater, where over
three hundred people were burned to
death, experiments we're made on this
very point ia New York. and what do
you think was the result'"
II don't know"
1.-The largest house there, the Grand
Opera House. on Eighth aveuu. and
Thirty-third street, was cleared Of its
occupants in less than two minutes and
half"
Perhaps the people had been told to
clear out as quickly as possible :"
That's just the beauty OF it. Not a
word had been said in any theater in
that city. The people dido't even know
the experiment was being made, and re-
tired just in the usual manner, neither
quicker nor slower
'Yo on surprise me
mo doubt | do. The country was
surprised when these facts were first
published. But the public memory is
now only good for about week-then
the most i'm IMPORTANT, or touching or start
ling fact is quite forgotten
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HENRY IL. RULE,
NOTARY PU 8LiC,
PARADISE, NEVADA,
office We & he 5 ii tel.

Acknovledgments taken. Collections made
Protests fled. All kinds Of Land Business
promptly attended to.
Agent for Pacific Mutual rife and Acct
dent hnsurance Company OF California
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company; Penn-yi-
vania Fire Insurance Company; and Phenix of
Brooklyn.
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DlCTiNNARY,
with Denniscps Patent Index; Moves
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OF the ENCYCLOPEDIA BRrrTANICA; and
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A Child's Skin
Ears and Scalp Covered with
ExematOus Scabs and Sores,
Cured by CutiCura.

Nv Ii.tls son aged eight years has been afct-
ed with Eczema OF the scalp, and at tiin"s Rfese
~por,ion OF the body, ever since he was two years
o,d II began in his ears and EXTENDED 10 nus
.caIn which became covered with seahs and sore :,
and from whence sticky huid poured out
causing intense itching and distress, and leaving
his hair matted and lfel ss. Undernelth these
scabe the skin was raw, like piece OF Deefsteak'
.1radnalIy the hair came out and was destroy ed,
until bar small Tatch was left at the back OF the
head Ny friends in PeabedY know now my niue
boy has suffered. At night he won q scrstcn ms
head until his pillow was eosereh WIN 4l'ou. !
used to tie his hancs behind hlm, and IN many
ways tried 70 prevent his scratching; hut II was
no use he would scratch. took him TO tne
hospital and TO the rect physicians In PEABODY
without success A5out this time eome friends,
who had b en- cured by the CCTgcURA REsgDiks,
prevailed up n me TO try them. began 70 US
them on the 18th Of January last In seven
smonths every particle OF tas disease was re
NOV, d. Not sqot er scap remains on ms soap
10 tell the story of bis suffering. His har has
returned, and IL thick and strong, ani his scalp
as sweet ond clean as any childs IN tie weird
cannot say enough TO express my srati'uae L
this wonderful cure by the CuTIcURA REMEDIES
and wish a similarly afflicted 10 kno" taAt ID!
statement is true and without exas grratoh
CHARLIE, MCKAY.
Oct 8, 1855 Peabody Mass
have seen Mr M,Kay's boy when baaly al
fected with Eczema. tie was p'titni sisnt 70
look at know that he has tried our test hts'-
u
child but availed r0thing. [ know tnat the
statements he has made you "a regards tris cur
ing OF has boy W your CorfcuRA RENsDis, are
true in every partcu ar.
WILLIAM J. MOC ARTHY.
3S Foster St, Peabody, Mass.
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tfRa.
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G o AL! !!

The undersigned has received the Agency Of
the Pleasant Valley Utah) Coal C0mp~~
uy. The Coal furnsi ed from this companys
mines is OF superior quality, to any ever
brought to Winhemucca, and will be delivered
to any part of town at the lowest rate, and in
any qaantity.
Leave your orders at the FASHION STABLE
ana they wih receive prompt attention.
ALEX. WISE
Wlnnemucca. February 81 1885. IT
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THE BAP viii always be stocked with ~
choicest = ~
WINES, LIQUORS, AND cIeARA.
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BULLION TAN.

Notice is hereby given, that the Tax on Pro
ceeds of Mines for the quarter ending D5oem
ber 81, 1856. is now due and payable, at m.
office, in the Court house OF the County OF
6umholdt, and that the laws for its collection
will be strictly enforced.
b. F. RILEY,
Assessor of Humboldt County, New,
wnnemucca, February 10, fSS6. 4w
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Boots Made to Order
For all prices, from s1I to $50 pair Boots OF
the best brands sold as cheap as anywhere on
the Pacific Slope. iilg a.. ttt t esF
ky Agent for Brewster's Klein Holders,
which no carriage or wagon sho aid be wit out.
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- Rheumatic, Neuralgic sciatic sudden,
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SANTA Able,
Pleasing TO the Palate aud Death 20 a
.n Cau2h.

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DANCING SCHOOL.
Messrs. SMART Il FRASER
so HAVE OPENED DANCING SCH0o
rJa - AT EEsLIR's HALL.

xRiA3S Corner OF Bridge and Rair al streets.
Gentlemtn's class meets s,ery Wednesday
Eveoihg, at 1880 O'clock.
Ladies' class meets every Wednesday After
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Childrens class meets every Saturday after-
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fB REPAIRING, in the Saddle, Harness ant
Boot Departments. promptly attended to, o
prices to suit the times.
do II NJ 3. STAUNTON.